Oil, gold, aluminum: Putin has announced a competition for hooks for Trump-media

The Moscow Times wrote about Putin's interest in Trump and negotiations on the truce. The media spoke with anonymous sources in the Kremlin - with officials, diplomats, entrepreneurs. Sources said that large companies, state and non -governmental, were given the task of Moscow - to find a business provision that will interest Donald Trump. Among the participants of such a competition are top companies: "Rosatom", "Rosneft", "Pole gold", "Rusal" (aluminum) and others.

Officials who collect the ideas of entrepreneurs - Putin's specialist Kirill Dmitriev, who has traveled to the United States recently, and the deputy head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation Maxim Oyeshkin, the media wrote. At the same time, attractive business ideas should help in two directions-to establish a truce in the Russian-Ukrainian war and to further redistribute the spheres of influence of the US and the Russian Federation, the article is said.

"The task was to find" hooks "that would lure Donald Trump into a wide format agreement, which includes not only a truce in Ukraine, but also a redistribution of spheres of influence," the media wrote. The article explains that the Kremlin used a similar technique during the USSR, when the event was offered grain in exchange in South America. It is noted that the Russian Federation is difficult to find "hooks" today: in the best of times the turnover was $ 45 billion, and now - $ 3 billion.

Journalists named the projects who, according to the Kremlin, may be interested in Trump: "Despite the ambitious plans, the Kremlin understands that there are few real economic" trumps "in Russia in Russia," The Moscow Times summed up. It should be noted that the first economic proposals of cooperation between the Russian Federation and the US were heard during a meeting in Riyadh on a truce in Ukraine.

The Russian side began to talk about the interest in restoring the work of US companies, touched the topics of oil, the restoration of air transportation, the extraction of rare earth metals and so on. Meanwhile, in April, Bloomberg spoke about another direction of the Kremlin's preparation for possible rapprochement with the White House. As the agency learned, Putin instructed to develop a bill on the return of Western companies.